Noun
The ninth letter of the Greek alphabet (/) corresponding with the English i.
A very small quantity or degree; a jot; a particle.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnd therefore, whether it is the same as Moses’s Torah or as Maimonides’s Torah makes not one iota of difference. Source: Internet
And His Excellency has, without any iota of doubts, proven so, even in the calibre and quality of people he brought from all walks of life to work with him. Source: Internet
Alongside a video of Daura, Bashir wrote, “No iota of truth in the earlier story that Mallam Mamman Daura was flown to London for an emergency medical attention. Source: Internet
But in a swift reaction, Edo State Deputy Governor, Rt Hon Comrade Philip Shaibu has said there is no iota of truth in the misleading and misguided information that his convoy is planning to attack itself. Source: Internet
After more than two decades of effort the IPCC has been unable to determine the climate sensitivity of CO2, They have been unable to narrow their initial range of guesses one iota. Source: Internet
And this without the slightest iota of evidence toprove such a grave allegation coming from an office as exalted asthat which you occupy." Source: Internet